“My bags are always half-packed,” said Marcela Taquet, from her home in France, “because I have learned to be ready to go.” Her confidence and gracious demeanor can easily lead one to believe that she has lived there all her

Unlike the thousands of refugees fleeing her war-torn country, Yulia was desperate to get back. She had just received news that her sixteen-year-old daughter was trapped in Mariupol and her son, a soldier, had been killed. At the very least,

“When I was three months old, my parents brought me to an orphanage,” Saikhnaa explained about her childhood in Mongolia. “I was the third daughter in my family. They didn’t want me.” Two years later, Saikhnaa’s aunt came to the

“Recently, while reading Colossians, I was particularly struck by one line,” Aiyla said, reflecting on Colossians 3:12. “It says, ‘Therefore, as God´s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience.’” Then she paused.

I passed! Praise God, I thought to myself, I finally passed my driver’s exam in Portugal. Then the examiner informed me that I had to go to the transportation office, yet again, and get my photo taken. I thought this

Tariq was on his way home when he got caught in the snowstorm. He and his son had traveled by car to share the Gospel in a very remote community in the mountains of Central Asia. They knew that they